Fragment eines Gefäßes
Tags
- Production 470 v. Chr.–460 v. Chr.
Erhalten ist der nach links gerichtete Kopf eines Satyrs, der eine Doppelflöte (griech. diaulos) spielt. Charakteristisch sind die spitzen Ohren, die knollige Nase, die runde Stirn mit den markanten Brauenbögen, der kahle Schädel mit seitlichem Haarkranz und Vollbart sowie der Blattkranz in den Haaren. Musizierende Satyrn finden sich vor allem im Gefolge des Weingottes Dionysos oder bei ausufernden Feierlichkeiten mit Mänaden.
Additional data
- Collection
- Inventory number2018.17Geschenk von Dr. Ingrid Joksch (Bad Zwischenahn)
- Production470 v. Chr.–460 v. Chr.,
- Athen
- Material
- DimensionsGesamt: Höhe: 4,4 cm; Breite: 6,9 cm; Tiefe: 0,5 cm
- Category
- Keramik (attisch-rotfigurig)
- Period/Style
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